Cancer Recovery Caregivers in Pacific Palisades - 1,817 caregivers found

Good listener, conversation friendly. Great cook. Worked in restaurants. Therapists for past clients/patients.

I can speak both English and Russian ! I have19 years experience as a CNA and Care Giver! I like caring for people. I like it when my clients are smiling and happy. I treat my clients as they were my own family. Also I enjoy cooking, singing and dancing!

First and foremost I love my job, I love making a difference in people's lives Secondly I'm a mother who took care of two sweet babies by myself, so since the people we support some times need tenderness, I have all the skills to handle them with care and love Thirdly , I'm very calm and patient person, most of the patients we give care for need to be handled patiently especially those with dementia. And some patients are get problems with adjusting to new care givers in their homes, so me being a professional care giver I have the capacity to fit in and make sure they get comfortable with me.

caring,punctual, honest and dependable......

An educated, experienced, well-grounded and highly skilled professional Gentleman en with comprehensive knowledge in assisting senior citizens with all activities of daily living is offering temporary or long term, part time or full-time in-home services as Caregiver/Companion and/or Personal Assistant. A broad-based experience includes working with both male and female clients as well as couples.

I became a caregiver to provide great customer service. What I like about being a Caregiver is being the light of someones day, and helping them to enjoy life. Because I am a very patient person that makes me the best caregiver. I have just completed CNA class this year Provide Care for Elderly People. Light Housekeeping, meal preparation, and dispense medications. I also help with all daily living activities. Full time or Part time. Day or Night shift

I believe what makes me a great caregiver is that I take care of all my patients as if they were my own family and make sure they are comfortable and most importantly I listen to their needs. I first became interested in health care when my mother was ill and needed care herself and realized that I had a real passion for helping others. I enjoy knowing that the family can be at ease knowing I'm there taking care of their loved ones. At Long Beach Memorial I was know as the "sitter whisper" because whenever they had a difficult patient they would alway assign me that patient and by the end of the day the patient would no longer require restraints or was completely compliant and friendly. They always ask what was my secret and I would say I simply listen to what their needs are.

I enjoyed working with elderly people it makes me field useful, I like to give my time to the need it once, I have experience in Demetia , Alzheimer , parkinson ' I don't mind learning new challenges I have what it takes to do the job .

Hello my name is Kiara Lester I am 25 years old I am a mother of one. I have a funny and bubbly personality I love talking reading making food and eating. I love going on long walks and interesting conversation about novels. I'm always smiling always in a good mood and always willing to go the extra mile

Besides experience and knowledge I acquired from nursing school, helping others has always been my passion. I find joy and fulfillment knowing I make a difference in someone else's life. I am patient and willing to adjust to the needs of my clients. I try to put myself in their shoes, to try and understand them. I treat my patients with love and respect, and with dignity, just like how I would want to be treated if I was in their same situation. Since I was a young age, I have always been interested in helping other people. I enjoy helping others who have trouble helping themselves especially the elderly. I completed my vocational nursing studies in 2012 and it was at that point I realised that helping people is my calling. I love that being a caregiver, you can make a difference. It's a rewarding experience providing care and assistance to those who are no longer able to do so and to know that I have done my job right when I see smiles on their faces. The moments that make me most proud of as a care giver is when I see my patients doing well, seeing their happy faces.